not your usual hearse for the duke, niel? ~ . �* , not your usual hearse for the duke, niel?gel? what's coming out is that prince philip seemed _ nigel? what's coming out is that prince philip seemed to - nigel? what's coming out is that prince philip seemed to have - nigel? what's coming out is that i prince philip seemed to have been planning his funeral absolutely meticulously. i'm sure he thought there would be more than 30 guests, he never predicted the pandemic. but this is the land rover that will take him to his funeral, and it is a land rover he had specially designed for himself a few years ago, and has a handcrafted rear — that is where the coffin will go. so it is extraordinary, the amount of time prince philip must�*ve spent thinking about this particular day. and of course, we all hope it will go off as well as these things possibly can. it as well as these things possibly can. ., ., ., , can. it ought to with military position- _ can. it ought to with military position- i — can. it ought to with military position. i look _ can. it ought to with military positio

a great shame, we might even get niel on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested _ on.get nigel interested in _ on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested in cricket _ on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested in cricket at _ on. a great shame, we might even get nigel interested in cricket at this - nigel interested in cricket at this rate. that's it for the papers tonight, lovely to see you both. that's the second edition done and dusted, do buy a paper in the morning. that's all from us tonight, bye—bye. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in may. this weekend, it's the baftas, at which the oscar best picture contender sound of metal is up for a number of awards including best actor for riz ahmed. your hearing is deteriorating rapidly. it will come back. untilthen, wejust keep going, 0k? ahmed plays ruben stone, a drummer working in a noise metal two—piece with olivia cooke's singer—guitarist, whose life is turned

without trial in london i'm joined from geneva by the united nations special rapporteur of torture niels melts a special thank you so much for coming back on i hope you're recovered from coronavirus worst of all but tomorrow marks 2 years since president expendable and police dragged julian a songe out of the embassy in knightsbridge why do you think it was a key event in the so-called war on terror i'm not sure it's a key event in the war on terror i think it's a cheap event in what might be trying to call a war on on the press from press freedom. because joining us on really stands for someone. defends to write us to public. you have access to the truth and soon as you all know to refute leaks he published very sensitive information that governments try to keep secrets on you know providing evidence for war crimes and corruption and the sense of what we see playing out in the 11th of april 2019 is kind of that a peak event in his persecution that had already lasted since 2010 and where. it picked him i says read the way he has been persecuted for a decade in the way he was expelled.

detention without trial in london i'm joined from geneva by the united nations special report on torture niels melts a special thank you so much for coming back on i hope you're recovered from coronavirus for us to all but tomorrow marks 2 years since that president nixon metropolitan police dragged julian a songe out of the embassy in knightsbridge why do you think it was a key event in the so-called war on terror i'm not sure it's a key event in the war on terror i think it's a cheap event and what might be termed a core a war on on the press from press freedom. because joining us andre lee stands for someone. defense the right of the public to have access to the truth and soon as you all know to richie leaks he published very sensitive information that governments try to keep secrets on you know providing evidence for war crimes and corruption and essentially what we see and feel are playing out in the 11th of april 2019 this kind of. a peak event in his persecution that had already lasted since 2010 and where. it peaked in mice is really the way he has been persecuted for a decade in the w

have the controversial performance recently, but this is how you make it relevant to the younger: nielsiley cyrus and the rappers like cardi b to target the right demographics. ashley: kind of makes sense. miley cyrus is a long way from hannah montana days that's for sure but she's very talented. let's check the markets as we are moving higher across the board modestly so on the dow jones, but nasdaq pushing forward nicely. impressive. let's bring in mike lee if we can. good to see you. i read your notes and you say inflation fears are over. how do you say that, make your case. >> i have never been worried about inflation. what you see-- the money supply has increased dramatically over the last year about two to 25%, but the velocity of money has been in steady decline since the great financial crisis. what happened the last time after biden was in the white house they waged jihad on banks and as a result-- the velocity of money never picked up so when you start to print money the way they did you just flooded the zone and in the process of money can't multiply any quicker. combine that

judge niels and i have worked together for a very long timeor and have history. he's someone i've had the honor of working with and i look forward both here in the senate and my career. judge meals is unequivocally among the best people i've had the honor to work alongside. for two years, serving as chief judge in the municipal court which is the largest court in the state of new jersey. he personally presided over 6,000 cases but he ushered in a spate of reforms helping to create theef states first veters court, the first youth court and other innovations that helped t new jersey become a national model for the court innovation. her then joined the administration and served again at the head of the corporation councils and then served as the business administrator for the cityed of new york and served aa time that we were in crisis. the city was going through the great recession along with the rest of the planet. i don't think that there is any person here there was a former governor, former county executive reform mayor that had to do what we had to do which wa

i have every confidence in niel enquiry. i have every confidence in nigel boardman, _ enquiry.e supply chain finance question and we will make sure that everybody gives him their time and set his thoughts and set out his arguments. iloathed their time and set his thoughts and set out his arguments.— their time and set his thoughts and set out his arguments. what do you make a mr cameron _ set out his arguments. what do you make a mr cameron behaviour? - set out his arguments. what do you | make a mr cameron behaviour? that set out his arguments. what do you i make a mr cameron behaviour? that is a matter for— make a mr cameron behaviour? that is a matter for nigel— make a mr cameron behaviour? that is a matter for nigel boardman. - make a mr cameron behaviour? that is a matter for nigel boardman. those i a matter for nigel boardman. those that know the _ a matter for nigel boardman. those that know the history of— a matter for nigel boardman. those that know the history of you - a matter for nigel boardman. those that know the history of you and i that know the history of you a